Ask 34 owners at once. Every answer files itself.
Axiom drafts an email per property from the record, sends the whole list in one pass, and reads what comes back. The address, the type, the size, the ask, the NOI land on the property record on their own. You get the answer in your inbox — and your property list is already updated.
No inbox → CRM copy-paste
Sending is slow. Filing the answer is worse.
Owner outreach is the highest-value hour of your week, and it’s the one that always loses to admin work on both ends.
Look up the SF, check the last sale, rewrite the same paragraph, paste the address. An hour in you’ve sent nine, and the rest of the list waits for a Sunday that never comes.
An owner hands you the ask, the NOI and the tenant roster in three sentences. It stays in your inbox, because moving it into the CRM means fifteen clicks and two windows.
You asked, they answered, nobody updated the record. Six months on you’re pitching off numbers the owner already corrected — or emailing them the same question twice.
Pick the list. Press send once. Read the answers.
Outreach in Axiom starts at the property record and ends at the property record — so the work of asking and the work of filing both disappear.
Filter your records — industrial in Douglas County, held ten years, off market. Axiom writes one email per property using that property’s real size, last sale and comps. You set the tone once.
Approve all, or spot-check a few and approve the rest. They go out from your mailbox with your signature, paced so they read like you sent them — and every send is logged on the record.
The reply lands in your inbox like any other email. Address, type, size, ask, NOI and intent are read out of it and written to the matching property — so the list is current before you’ve finished reading.
The reply doesn’t need you to retype it.
Whatever the owner sends back — a yes, a price question, a hard no — Axiom pulls the facts out of it and files them against the right property. Same three answers, three different records updated.
A field only changes if the owner actually said it. “Around $1.6M” is stored as an indicated ask, not a list price. Anything ambiguous is flagged for one click instead of guessed.
Replies match on address and owner, so nothing forks into a duplicate. A property the owner mentions that you don’t have yet arrives as a suggested new record.
Let address, type and size write themselves; hold pricing for review. Or approve everything from one digest at the end of the day.
An answer that lands on the record feeds the next thing: underwriting, a brochure, a pipeline card. Ask once, use it everywhere.
Ask the whole list tonight. Wake up to a current one.
14 days free. Queue your first owner list in ten minutes — then read the replies knowing every address, type and number is already on the record.
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